#22706 [Fbk->Opn]: mirror site has hard-coded links to www.php.net
| From: | vbhackattack at hotmail dot com | Date: | Mon, 17 Mar 2003 15:57:31 +0000 |
| Subject: | #22706 [Fbk->Opn]: mirror site has hard-coded links to www.php.net | ||
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ID: 22706
User updated by: vbhackattack at hotmail dot com
Reported By: vbhackattack at hotmail dot com
-Status: Feedback
+Status: Open
Bug Type: Website problem
Operating System: Windows 2000
PHP Version: 4.3.1
New Comment:
Regarding the search base parameter, the links on the results page are
now based on my starting domain. Thank you :)
One observation, the URL of the search results the first time around
contains a whack of query string parameters, whereas for subsequent
searchs the URL is bare. It seems like there are two different
implementations of preserving the search base parameter.
Previous Comments:
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[2003-03-15 07:00:16] goba@php.net
Can you please check if the search base parameter is carried on for
additional searches as you expected now? Jacques has fixed this.
The links are fixed there, because the same text is included in the
HTML downloadable versions (and will be included in the PDF too), so we
cannot use relative links. It may make sense to make those relative
links when the manual is generated for php.net...
The search issue, is simply by design. If you search on the website,
that means "the website" and not a part of it. If you search in the
manual, that is a part of the website ;) Which is restricted to English
now. We are still working on better language selection modes, so users
really get the language they want automatically. While we still get bug
reports about these, we would not like to start into modifying the
search page too to use those preferences, because that would make more
bug reports about this...
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[2003-03-14 20:07:01] jacques@php.net
Hi
Using the search box on the top of the browser while on the search
results page now remembers which mirror you originated from, so that
when you click on the results it takes you back to the original site
you came from.
There are various links to www.php.net in the manuals, etc. for
downloads, etc. as lots of people do download the manuals for use on
their pc's, and linking to www.php.net does make sense.
Regards
--jm
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[2003-03-14 14:36:29] jacques@php.net
I'm currently having a look at the searching from the search results
page issue.
Regards
--jm
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[2003-03-14 13:57:58] vbhackattack at hotmail dot com
P.P.S. Regarding the website search function. There is a nasty side
effect of the redirection to ch.php.net for the search results page. If
you perform a second search from the search results page, you
completely lose your original domain which for the first set of results
is cached in the URL and appears in all the results links, e.g.
http://ch.php.net/search.php?show=wholesite&pattern=mail&base=http%3A%2F%2Fca.php.net%2F&lang=en
Instead, since the search is initiated from ch.php.net the second
search results page is all links within ch.php.net. Not what I was
expecting.
So whatever magic allows search results appearing on ch.php.net to link
back to the originating domain, e.g. ca.php.net should also apply to
searches initiated from this results page so the domain remains
ca.php.net (or whatever I stared from) at all times.
Comprende?
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[2003-03-14 12:29:27] vbhackattack at hotmail dot com
P.S. In speaking about the website search function, when I say
localized manual pages, I mean the 2 character language code embedded
in the URL of the page. Since I'm starting from ca.php.net and have
EN-US as my browser / OS locale, I don't want to have "fr" pages
showing up in the search results, e.g.
http://ca.php.net/manual/fr/ref.mail.php
If you search for "mail" in the "whole site" you end up with the same
page repeated many times for "en", "fr", "it", "tw",
"de". Whoa!
Regards
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